Sentences with phrase «non-anxiety comorbidity»

In the predictions of Reliable Change of parent - reported internalizing and externalizing child symptoms, non-anxiety comorbidity could be classified as a classical suppressor variable.

Severity is strongly associated with more improvement when irrelevant variance in common with non-anxiety comorbidity is removed, therefore researchers should consider removing the irrelevant variance of parent - reported pre-treatment overall severity when considering relations between non-anxious comorbidity and parent reported change in internalizing and externalizing problems.

Similar to Levy et al. we found no associations between the presence of non-anxiety comorbidity and reductions of internalizing and externalizing parent - reported problems with anxiety - focused CBT.

MASC Multidimensional Anxiety Scale for Children; CBCL - Int Child Behavior Checklist, Internalizing Scale; ADIS - C / P Anxiety Disorders Interview Schedule, Child & Parent; NAC non-anxiety comorbidity; MASC, CBCL and ADIS - C / P recovery = 1, no recovery = 0; Non-anxiety comorbidity and total comorbidity; present = 1, absent = 0; B = Logistic Coefficient; OR = Odds Ratio; Nagk R2 = Nagelkerke R2; Zero to five outliers were removed from a model;

We did find an effect of non-anxiety comorbid disorders on externalizing symptoms; non-anxiety comorbidity did have a negative impact on change in externalizing symptoms in anxious children when suppressor effects were taken into account.

Pre-treatment non-anxiety comorbidity added to the prediction of recovery when recovery was assessed with child reported anxiety symptoms.

Again, severity was entered in the first step and total comorbidity and non-anxiety comorbidity respectively in the second step.

Not exact matches

(3) Does total and / or non-anxious comorbidity predict Reliable Change in non-anxiety symptoms (self - reported depressive symptoms and parent - reported externalizing symptoms) above and beyond overall severity?

At 6 months follow - up there was a slight increase of father - reported internalizing symptoms and mother - reported externalizing symptoms in the children with other comorbidity, whereas children with one or more anxiety disorders and no non-anxiety comorbid disorders still showed a decline in internalizing symptoms.